Sentence examples for brass performance from inspiring English sources

She graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and received a master's degree in brass performance from Boston University.

And they remained two levels up the circular walkway for a gleaming, antiphonal brass performance of Praetorius's "Kanarienvogel" and a precise, warm-toned reading of Britten's "Hymn to the Virgin" before making their way toward ground level while singing the carol "Once in Royal David's City".

Jeremy Deller - Acid Brass concept The Williams Fairey Brass Band - Acid Brass performance of "What Time Is Love?", conducted by Brian Hurdley.

He did however provide some much needed entertainment as we were stuck at a dreadful four hour long experimental brass performance at a horseracing track in the middle of nowhere outside of Bergen, Norway.

At 7 30 p.m., "I Love New York Brass," a performance of patriotic music, will take place at the Great Audiorium, Pilgrim Pathway; $15. oceangrove.org.org

The ending of "The Dirty Jobs" includes a musical excerpt from a brass band performance of The Thunderer by John Philip Sousa, which Nevison recorded in Regents Park.

Highlights included performances by Chicago Symphony Orchestra's brass ensemble, performances by dancers from Alvin Ailey and Joffrey Ballet, and the star of the night, Broadway powerhouse Patti LuPone, whose grand grand-aunt, soprano Adelina Patti, performed at the venue when it opened in 1889.

Society-deconstructing shit like that all came with the aim of "épater la bourgeoisie" – shocking the middle classes – which, in 1830, meant tuneless brass-band performances and holding naked garden parties.

Zarco Petrovic, a composer, arranger and author who was the chief music judge at the festival, explained the horn-in-your-ear nature of the brass-band performances as akin to the transcendent states that fans of everything from Sufi qawwali music to electronic rave aspire to.

"Holiday Brass," the annual performance of holiday music, featuring the Principal Brass Quintet from the New York Philharmonic and the Canadian Brass.

Balances and intonation occasionally went awry, but the sharp-edged timbres of the period woodwinds and brass gave the performance a tactile punch that made it hard to resist.